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Revenue and Expenditure

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the Total Amount of Pay and Allowances of

every kind actually received by him in addition to the Profits of his

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United Kingdom.if llie Office be held by a Military, or

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the Total Amount of Pay and Allowances of

every kind actually received by him in addition to the Profits of his

Office.

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the preceding Columns.

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Allowances ofevery kind actually received by

him in addition to the Profits of his Office.

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Advantage or Profit,

not required to be stated in the preceding Columns.

By whom appointed, Annual Salary Period during which the Officer

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Colonyduring the Year

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if any,for House Rent or

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or Plate of Profit, in nny Colony, or on the lCslnblishment of the

^0Date of -Whether the mount of Fees j PriocipaUe allow'd

Period during Whether the Principal Date of FirstiNAME. which the OfficerOFFICE.! enjoy any, and what other AppointmentAppointment.

has beenArmy Sterling. :what Instrument. for his personalor United Kingdom.! during Residence; Advantage or Profit,Absent from the under theif If the Office he held by a Military or Naval Officer, whether upon

Full or Mult Military or Naval Pay, the Tolu! Amount of Pay and

Allowances of

or what Allowance,1 ■ Year 18 Colony! 10 not required to be stated inif any, Colonialduring the Yearfor House Rent orSterling Value.! the preceding Columns.Quarters. every kind actually received by

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or Place of Profit, in any Colony, or on the Establishment of the

: :Whether thei , Period during Date of FirstWhether the Principal

j Principal be allowedBy whom appointed, iiount of FeesAnnual Salary which the Officera HouseDate of Appointmentenjoy any, and what otherF% ! during has beenfor his personal United Kingdom.and underNAME.OFFICE. »n British i Residence; under theAbsent from the Advantage or Profit,Appointment. If the Office be held by a Military or

Naval Officer, whether upon " Full or Half Military or Naval Pay,

the Total Amount of Pay ami

or what Allowance,h'c Year ISwhat Instrument. ColonyIArmy Sterlior if any, Coloniali not required to be stated inI ^Sterling Value. i for House Rent or • during the YearAllowances of1 Quarters. the preceding Columns. Government.every kind actually received by him In addition to the Profits of his ISi

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K X C H A NGES, MON E Y8, WEIGHTS,AND

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IMPORTS into the Colony of in the Year 18—GENER^RNo. 2. 1

I Value in Sterling.Duty. •?

ToWQ„antiti u °rtecl.

QUantitieSEnter6

Countries whence Imported. d forea Average Price n fixed for the value {xV09s:Amount

received, in Sterling.

Ofarticles. (jousuinp" articles.0ome TotalImports. Rute and when

Imposed.tion. (if calculated

officially). j(.

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No. 2.« :

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^Ported. <sCoasump-

Oountries whence Imported. ?T:'-Average Price

fixed for the value (if calculated

officially).

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Sterling.

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Value in Sterling.

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and other Colonial Produce and

Manufactures.

ARTICLES. Average Price fixed for the Value

(.it calculated officially).ARTICLES.Total.

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Quantities.:

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Produce and Manufactures.

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and; Average Price fixed for the Value

(it calculated oflicially).

British, i>'oreign and other Colo- nial Produce and

Manufactures.

ARTICLES.which Exported.

die Colony-produce and

Manufactures of the Colony.

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Jla*articles. i-Total.■

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itL the Year 18F^EXPORTS fro >No. 3.-GENFRAL £ •*'

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Manufactures.

.hich Exported. produce and

Manufactures ofthe Colony.

mBritish, Foreign,' and other Colonial

Produce and Manufactures.

produce and Manufactures of * the Colony.

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(if calculated officially).

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general exports rNo. 3.— L

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nial Produce and Manufactures.

Value i111 Sterling.Countries to which Exported.

Iarticles. Manufactures of the Colony. i Total. Produce and British, Foreign,

Manufactures of a&d other Colonial Produce and

Mann factAverage Price fixed

,.P {or the Value (d calculated ofiicially).

articles.I Total.the Colony.ures. iBrought forward..

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Quantities.

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Manufactures.

liich Exported. produce and Manufactures of

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articles. Total. * %i

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from oacb Cou

;in the Colony of

_NUMBER, TONNAGE. »nd CREWSntlT> in the Year 18£tf, No. 1. . iF 0 It E I G N.B 111 T I S H . 1 G ^

total.js Ballast. iTotal. Total.WithIn Ballast. Ca*c0e W,T« Cargoes.With Cargoes. $.COUNTRIES WHENCE ARRIVED.

!■'' Ballast. JTotal.: Crews. Vessels.Tons.Tons. I Crews.Crews. Vessels Vessels Tons.I tVesse,s Tons. Crews.Tons.Crews. Vessels Vessels.: Tons, j Crews.____ ICreirJVessels’ Tons. 1 Vessels. 1 Tons. Crews.II Vessels.I! Tons. Crews.I1 i

l

3 2 b~/2.I

" * m ^" 3 uoif

2 7 2 (p3Z 17

/ lt>2 2/

J $f20 /JS]

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2 /ftf 33 "

2 J26 3 C

3 | (,34 £b\ (p fz3 /j(\ «

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3 \26d4

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2 hz" /f fjflz $~7 \

•> 2. /Ip/ J S'2

" i 2 / tj 4 3 jy

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3 S/P 4f

2 Z/3 32f 373

/!ZJ (f /S32 33

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h/ fat 21 ff•t 3 222/ :'t !\ft 212/ /3|

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[//❖]CREWS OF SAILING VESSELS OLEAHed .

o.__NUMI315R. TONNAGE, and at j„ the Colony ofHo. 2to each Country, i„ the Year 18W _BRITISH.

FOKEIGX.Tot a r..In Ballast. M cA total.With Cargoes. ICOUNTRIES

10 WHICH DEPARTED.Rg0£

Total.With CVessels! Tons. Crews. (Vessels1 Tons. ARGOES.Crews. Vessels! I*v Ballast.j Vessels) Tens. Crews. ! Tons.

Vessels. Total.Crews.VJ Tons.Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels.; Tons. . Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.

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2 i*V3*29

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3 teif 3/

3 bz/k3 ity\ 3/ /3

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0 \bz/f\ IfiZ 5

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5'M I/m " 6' yt at, joi

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/ /$U fi •i /: a •t •t• 1 zp nr/f

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/ft MO 2311uh iff ‘i •f! 4 /' b 3fbiz*1 f 1 // ft

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CREWS of^STEAM VESSELS ENTERED at.l

TONNAGE, and(^NUMBERNo. 3. in the Colony ofbbitish.

1> from each Country, in the Year 18^ .Total.In Ballast. FOREIGN.lT« CAWith Cargoes.

cotjntr1ES arrived.I r

hg0£s. total.whence Vessels Tons.Crews. Crews.Tons.Vessels Vessels In Ballast. Total.Crews. ITons. Tons. With CaVessels RGOES. •s. In' Ballast. Total.Crews.Tons. Vessels. '•Vessels. Tons.ft Crews.fp'( // Vessels.: Tons.// ! * 7 Crews. Vessels. Tons.a Crews. Aresscls,'/ Tons. Crews,,//

(tWj7 ±4# 1' /rt\ fti *71111 140J

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l/J«, and CREWS of STEAM VESSELS CLEARED

B R IT IS II.

‘

c jthe Colony ofNUMBER, TONNAGE at 'r°KlS lo c“cl' Country, in the Year Is S-O.INo. 4.—■

FOREIGN.PORi2total.I

Total.In Ballast.i. Int Ballast. Total.WitWith Cargoes. ,l CahCOUNTRIESTO WHICH DEPARTED.

With Cargoes.g°Es. In' Ballast.i Total.Tons.Crews. Vessels Crews.Crews. Vessels Tons. Crews. Vessels, jTons.Vessels Tons.Tons. j Vessel5- Crews.Tons.Vessels Vessels.j Tons, j Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.

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[/£-/ ]0 5-NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of SAILING VESSEr c NATION ENTERED at Ports in the Colony of in the Yea°-f ^C'U—-------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------- "ar 18 «t>.

I entered.

. g_.NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of SAILING VESSELS^ NATION CLEARED at Ports in the Colony ofi 'of EACH

in the Year ]S*tJ;

CL E A It ED.In* Ballast.With Cargoes.sattonality OF VESSELS. Total. nationality of vessels.9 With Cargoes.i

Ballast.Vessels. I Tons. Vessels. Tons.Crews. Crews. Total.Vessels. Tons. I:Cretvs> Vessels. Tons. j Crews. Vessels. Tons. | Crews.; Vessels.<_ Tons. Crews.

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■ttEA,!ED “ p°“ts - ,"e w™\o 7‘ ENTERED at Torts m jS\o

IENTERS D.

C L-E A R E D.i 1In Ballast.TotWith Cargoes. A L.NATIONALITY of vessels. nationality of vessels. W”H Cargoes.

: I-N’ Ballast.■I: f:

Total.I ICrews.Tons. Vessels.Vessels.Tons. | Crews. 1 Tons.Vessels.j Vessels. !Crevvs. Tons. Crews. I

Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. J Tons. Crews.1i L

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total i• * 1! i TOTAL .. I' i •il i1 IIiiI :

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IP V J*

l Mid CREWS of SAILING VESSELS l /rs)

PORT in the Colony ofTONNAGE, an ^SSn

pORte

—TOTAL HUMBER5No. 9. i#ch

in the Year 18 .BRITISH.!gn foreign.

Total. total.In Ballast.With Cargoes. V'lTH GargOF PORTS. ^ °ts. Total.jy Ballast. V itii Cargoes.i lx Ballast.Tons, j Crews. Vessels Tons. iCrews.Crews. Vessels Total.VesselsTons.Vessels Tons>tV

V Vessels.! Tons.Crews. Crews.Tons. Vessels. Tons. ;tee!s-I Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.' Vessels. Tons. Crews.

1/ n/(>2, 3j/

l I /lj /z

'r 6'4 /b> 7/4/riftl/fZ 37/ " i*]/ 36($3Z 612,if 6] Ifm. 2t 7 If IXzt 3J UU 6>3j

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[ Colony of’jn the( TONNAGE, and CREWS OF SAILING VESSELS to each Country, in the Year l,s^■ 1No. 10.—TOTAL NUMBER F OREIGN.

■

1foreign total. •LV-'.

BRITISH- •V. %Total.jjf Ballast. (With Cargoes.

In Ballast.Total. With C Total.argqes. I];« Ballast.With Cargoes. Crews. Vessels. j Tons.Tons.NAMES OF POETS. Crews.jpfik' v essels. ITons. Crews. Vessels.Crews. Vessels Tons.Tons. Crews, j Vessels.

___!Crews.: Vessels Tons. Tons. CrewsTons. Crews. IVessels: ITons. Crews.Vessels)

fir /pi 1516V

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TOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS Ol^SlEAM VESSELS EN

F°BBrG]s

v [bpOBT m the Colony-of

>-

VslihNo. 11.— in the Year 18 S^d.r POKEIGN.B 1! IT1SH.

TOTAL.■ ILv Baal a st. Total.Total. With C Wi®h Cargoes.In Ballast arg0EsWith Cargoes.2JAMES OF PORTS. In Ballast. Total. ■

Crews. Vessels.Tons. Tons.Crews.Tons. . Vessels i Vessels.i Crews.Crews. Vessels *.Tons. Vessels. Tons. 1 Crews.Tons.VesselsCrews.Tons. CrVessels Vessels.i Tons.e*s, Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.

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the Colony ofNo. 12.—TOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of STEAM VESSELS CLEARj^

f°rr7^

ach PORT inatethe Year I $ £rdmiBRITISH. E 0 E EI G JNT.

itotal.Total.In Ballast.With Cargoes. With cXAMJES OF FORTS. jx Ballast. Total.arg0es

With Cargoes.I

In Ballast.Vessels Tons.Tons. Crews. (Vessels Tons. Crews. Crews. Total.Vessels! Tons.Vessels Crews. ; Vessels.Tons. Tons.Lsels-Cre*s.| Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels.I Tons. Crews.I'•/ f4*j'/*/*r // *4/ / 'V J lusftun/>/1 //ft 2-W,/n // n 7 it1

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sUNCULTIVATED Lands, Wages, Produce, Stock, &c• CULTIVATED and

I lor LABOUR. j* -.5-!; Number of Estates Number of Estates in Cultivation. j Abandoned. Nu,t;tr*3® !

Estimated Acreage of the Colony. A

Per Task or Job.

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PRODUCE.

State the Naturi^of the Produce, ami the Quantity of each.STOCK.

Number 0f

." PRICE OF PRODUCE. State the Nature of the Produce, and the Price of

CROPS.

State the Nature of the Crop, and the Number0f Acres of Land in each Crop.

each in Sterling.O S i85 io •sf

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boatsMANUFACTURES. S flame of the

1 Mineral I Substances.

and; employed.and

Value iu Sterling.Description of Fish,.Number, Name, Situation, and

Description of the Mines and Quarries.

ValueRegistered according to

Law.

General Remarks.andNumber of Ships built in | the Colour.

TonsBurthen.

inNumber. Name, Situation, and Description of

Manufactures, Mills, Works, &c. &c.

Quantity of each. | Sterling.

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, Toial Nu'nber

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Number of Acres granted in the

Colony.

Whether by Grant j or Purchase.

Stato the Total Number

of Acres sold.

I State the Total Number of Acres

that remain , ungranted.

of Acres granted.j the Average jCounty or District. 13 tt)Extent of GName of Grantee.Number of

Acres.Number of ; Number of Grants.

Price per Acre, jNumber of Grants.

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I 1 Number Committed for Debt,

Warn, of Bail, and Punish

Number of Persons Committed Number to Penal Imprisonment,*

of those Committed ineluding “ Penal Servitude ”, who have been ! (if that term is used in the

Previously Convicted. Colony to describe anyPunishment).

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Ansicers. 1UP IN RESPECT OF !BE FILLED

THE COLONY.ABE TO

PRISON inTHESE QUESTIONS

EACH-

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IV. Taking the average number

prisoners in gaol, how many cubic feet of space are there for each prisoner

during the hours of sleep ?

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is on the separateI. If the prisonsystem, is the separation complete?

And if not, what is the separation en­forced by day and night respectively ?

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Is penal labour—that is, labour shot drill—inVI.

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: A2. Mow are they:VII. If so, during what periods of

imprisonment, in respect of what classes of prisoners, and during how many hours, is such penal labour enforced ? In stating hours of tread wheel labour, give, first, the total time on and off at the wheel, &c.; secondly, the length of spells and intervals of rest.

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I I3. How many escapes of prisoners, while being employed beyond the gaol, have taken place during each of the iast three years ?

VIII. What kind of labour, other than penal labour, is in use ? • i.-*

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4. How the profits of their labour are accounted for.i

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beyond the walls of the gaol, state—t

n.X. What was the total annual cost of the prison during the year 18V£ ?

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Questions.XIV. Is there, or are there, any

Chaplain or Chaplains of any, and what, religious persuasions ?JUXI. What was the annual amount of

earnings during 18 jr0?

■

the prisoners’ 1

;

Are religious services regularly, formed for the benefit

XV.or otherwise, perof the prisoners of any, and if any, what,

religious persuasion ?the number of the f-U2-4

M*ir£€JL*4

XXL What are hours allotted for sleep ? And, if sleep

the dormitoriesis in association, areand how often are they patrolledlighted;

during the night ?

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Catholic Prists allowed h'eeXVI. Are Roman

Ministersi

; and Dissenting access to prisoners

sion? and are soners of then

enter the prison.

0f their own ?«-

r/ed when pn-1

the number and inflicted for

XIII. What were nature of the punishments offences committed by prisoners under­going imprisonment ?

they apprizerespective persuasionsi :

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XVII. What the educati

provision is made for °f prisoners ?on

0) What' was the SanitaiT statethe Prison diirinS the year 18 $7) ,

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&) WhatXV III. On what°f imprisonment

were theconditions

granted ?prevailing dis­eases ?are re-missions

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edicts? ' -^nd what

to Diet ?prison dnrin *ere the ,

rt %

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II.—OFFENCES.

p® showing the Number of Offences reported to the Police ••or the Magistrates during 18 ITotal

dumber of Offences | Offences against Predial Larceny * reported. j the Person. ■ J'

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Offences’* against Property (other than i

J Prsedial Larceny.)*Other Offences.

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:? By Prcedial Larceny is meant the offence prevalent in the sugar-growing and Coolie-importing colonies—of robbing

rision grounds and homesteads. It need not be filled up in colonies where such crime is not prevalent: and, it being ck out, any other prevalent crime may be substituted—as Cattle Stealing, Arson, ice.. &c.** Include both Offences against rights of Property and Injuries to the subjects of Property.

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II.—APPREHENSIONS AND SUMMONSES.

iLE shovvino- the Number of Persons brought before the Magistrates’ Courts by Arrest Warrant or Summons for Offences, and how their Cases were disposed of in the Magistrates’ Courts.

i

Number ofi Number Discharged for | Number of Iwantof Prosecution by the| Cases Dismissed j Party complaining or I want of Evidence.

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; Number of Persons Committed forPersons summarily Trial in thefor. on Convicted. Superior Courts.the Merits.

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arceny ..

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fences against Pr< >pertyv" :%r than Prmdial Lar­ky

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•^ces against Master j ‘jul Servants Acts, in­king Acts relating Ventured Coolies

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to i 2 6'Z t3 i:ii ^ Offences

33.}■ dumber of Persons Ja ttl°hed or Apprehended

k>._table.ot to be included in this or tic

exorcise jurisdictioni„ which Magist''ates

Purely Civil Oases • foot note (**) above.i

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I 2z^IIL—SUMMARY CONVICTIONS.

Classes of Offences, and the yndTable showing the Number of Summary Convictions for variousof Punishments Inflicted.

Offences against Masters

and Servants A cts,

including Acts relating

to Indentured Coolies.

Offences against Keven ue Acts, Highway Acts, Health Acts,

and other Acts relating to the

Social Economy of the Colony.

I Offences against Pro­perty other

than Malicious Injuries

to Property or Predial Larceny.

iAssaultsand ML a-

, other j r,i?ous I j of /Offences1 ,l-lunes j Prxdial1Offences.! a&nnst ' 10 < Larceny.*

TotalNumber Other

Offence* V.—Punishments. COMPARATIVE TABLE.

er of Offences, Apprehensions, Convictions, arid Acquittals

for the last Four Years.

Pro­perty.the

mjpA-RATIVE Table showing1 the Numberi Person.■

! i!i/fl 3 3Fine .. ;

I1IImprisonment, in lieu of tine or surety ..

Peremptory Imprison- / A" ment

7/:18| 7*18 7t:13 18 W .I!i ;

/$ number of offences reported to the Police ..

; number of persons Apprehended by the Police or lammoned before the Magistrates

332/i

Whipping 3311Bound over with oi- Z2without sureties. or•number of Summary Convictions:—

: 1. For offences against the person ..

2. For predial larceny

*3. For offences against property other than predial larceny

4. For other offences ..

II;

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Ii34Note.—Where there has been an Appeal from the Magistrate’s decision the case is to be entered ns finally decided,

and not necessarily according to the Magistrate’s original decision. : /r!2/V■:number of Convictions in the Superior Courts:—

Jl. For offences against the person ..Including Courts analogous to the Courts of Quarter Sessions in England - i.e.. District Courts, &c.2. For predial larceny ............................

IV.—INDICTMENTS AND INFORMATIONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURTS./JL

i 3. For offences against property other than predial larceny

4. For other offences ..

/ h'/! 1 Include in the Returns below the Indictments for Attempts and Conspiracies to commit the several Offences.

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1 £ : vIState how the Cases tried in the Superior Courts ended.

£o number of persons Acquitted :—

\ 1. In the Inferior Courts

| 2. In the Superior Courts

:c I 2./%i /£ £ Hr! 33: -V— VIo r-1

\l! £ S /•_(Each prisoner tried should be counted as a separate case; but where any large batch of prisoners have been convicted together, the fact might be mentioned in a note below).

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Judgment for the Crown

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Judgment for the Prisoner .. !■

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Prisoner found Insane :! !

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!Case fell through for want of Prosecution, including cases where a Bill was thrown out by Grand Jury

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, pun nf each Floor of the Hospital should be sent home. Each: (I.) What quantity of Water is available forNote.—On the first occasion of filling- up these terms. . • subsequei,t years, if there has been no material alteration1 ,h Patient evew Clay 1

such Plan should be the size of the Blue Booh shew. f >r (0 tllc jji„e Book in which the Plans were sen#® 1in the Building's, or addition to them, it will ht- s>h0mCff the Buildings are afterwards altered or enlarged, fresh Plans should be sent home with the Blue Book of the

in which the alterations were effected.

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for the Year 18 fd . :Hospital Return for the Colony of i/What is the source of the Water Supply !

Question I.Average stay

of thosePatients

DischargedAttendants

cXServants partially or not at all employed as

Nurses

Numberremaining in Number Hospital at admitted

the beginning during the of the year year IS

Specify the longest time for which any one

Inmate has stayed

Nurses doing no

other duty1Daily

Average in Hospital

during the rear 18

.2% 2

3; S J£ 2S ■ CO I! Is _ * - a ; 3 i * 1 I- s 2 s* 5*p i z & I - P-

2°b A® ::I1 A £ 2r IS 05 5

! 1 r What is the quality of the Water ?» "A i! 1is29

P P -A ■ aI • V

l i 1-1Males !I :I/ :r ’ \Females

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to Baths and(II.) Detail the arrangements as j xjava tones. Iki

Question II. i

\!\!I Windows

andVentilatingOpenings

Is there any Sink or Drain

opening in Ward ?

5 Connection of the Privy with the

Ward■r-a he

greatest number of Patients

in the Ward at

I any one time

, during , the year

a Amount of cubic space

available • 0 _ for each

J [ a s 1 Patient for the“ “ average

number of Patients in

1 the Ward

i;1-■rGive the

Name or Number ^ : Xof each Ward

-2 'co.2 a Remarks.2 15 tA

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Iof Sewerage; andI i (III.) What is the system

M the condition of the Privies i j:

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Question III- Question IV.

I Jill up the following Table of'C of «* kind „f Disense trelte(I in HospM b

yeai, with the Number of Deaths from each such Disease

1I'Give the number of Visits of Inspection paid to I he Hospital during the year 18------

And stating the Official Position of the Visitors ;A

Specifying the character of the Visit in respect to Notice Diseases Treated :Number of

CasesNumber of

Deaths■

By a Committee of the Governing Body

By a Government Inspector

By the. Governor or Colonial Secretary

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fBy Appointment/:!Of Surprise’?.......... • • i I

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(I.) An reference to the above Table, state whether or not the Register Books were produced on every occasion : and if not, on how many occasions they were not so produced ? f

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(If.) And if on any occasion when they examined, they were found not to be properly made up to date of examination.

were

\And fill up the next Table of Cases of the following Diseases occurring amongst Patients and

also amongst Officers :—

f•f

Occurring amongst OfficersOccurring amongst Putients

In case of Patients attacked while in Hospital, state how long the Person had been in Hospital before his attack, and for what disease he

admitted

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Non-Resident OfficersResident OfficersN umber

of DeathsName of Disease Number of Cases I !DeathsCasesD.sitliSCases >was

(III.) State also how many Reports of the ' following kinds have come under the notice of the

Governor:—

(".) [Reports of a Financial and Statistical kind, especially such as show the system un which Money and Store Accounts kept and audited.

(b.) Reports by Persons charged with the

management of the Hospital. (c.) Reports by a Government Inspector, inde­

pendent of the Governing Authority of the Hospital.

- (Append copies of his Keports, if any.)

f;“llo\v Fever or other Endemic

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Question I .—(Statistical).STATISTICAL TABLE.

LUNATIC IThe

Gross Superficial Area

of all such I Rooms

Theof Rooms | A' umber of such

Rooms

TheGross Cubic Space

of allsuch Rooms

I The Average j Amount j of Cubic Space! available . , ,

for each Patient I Winter | Summer I

AverageTemperature The

| Amount of Window Space

Pescviptioni:

s-

ii TGENERAL dormitories .......... ;Lv Booms and }

Corridors used > | as Pay Booms )

41 tingle Booms..........~ i *

S 3________

iDischarged Average Stay of those

1Number of Attendants Number of Patients

vrho died in

iiDaily j Average Number during |

i

I 1Non-Resident-Number j j Admitted j

during

Resident % 3■ rSi! K"trcd IJSSaoronlv Attendance or.°"Ir

partially as on the “: Attendants j A Patients 1 Attendants

i II Employed j in j Attendance

on the I Patients

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IS 1IS c R 3 « x a ;5i

A: .What is blie Source of the Water Supply; the

Quality of the Water ; and the Amount of

Water available for each Patient every day (

IMale ...

Female

Total *>]I!

OBITUARY TABLE.

Statewhether a Post i

Mortem.Examination was j

held

Statewhether a Coroner’s I

Inquest, was | held and what was

the Verdict

Number j of

Deceased ,i Bodily

i Condition when

Admitted

Form of Mental

j Disorder

Date of Admission ;

Cause of Death

Sex of Deceased j Deceased

Age of

onRegister i Ii I J .

the number of (I.) Lavatories ?Iff hat is

(II.) Baths \

(HI.) Latrines \

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Question III.__ (Diet.):Mechanical Restrain,..Restraint by Attendants| Seclusion under Lock and Ke\ iRestraint

; |Append the Dietary Table.TheNumber of times resorted .

■toThe Number of persons sub­

jected toThe greatest duration of, in

any single instance

In reference to the above Table, state :—I. By whose authority Patients are restrained.II. What kinds of mechanical restraint are in

Question 1V.—(I inspection.)

Divide the Patients in the Asylum into the following Cluse. asses:—III. Whether any, and if any, how many cases

of cruelty by Attendants to Patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each case.

Moles Females

(I.) Maniacal and Dangerous

(II.) Quiet Chronic

(III.) Melancholy and Suicidal..

(IV.) Idiotic, Paralytic, EpilepticIV. What was the number of cases of injury to Patients, (i ) By themselves ?

(n.) By other Patients ?(hi.) By Attendants ?

Give the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Asylum in 187—(OCCUPATION.)State the extent of

(I.) The airing courts . .(II.) And other grounds

Are the Patients, as a rule, given daily exer­cise, their health permitting ?

Are they confined to airing courts, or allowed to walk in other grounds, and sent beyond the Asylum ?

Are any means taken to amuse the patients, or to induce them to amuse themselves? Detail them.

ACRES R. P.

And stating the Official Position of the VisitorsBelonging the Asylum.r By an Inspector specially

I charged to ascertain the continued Lunacy or

otherwise of the Patients

!Distinguishing those Visits m iliich all Patients were seen

By a Committee oft lie Governing Body

llv a. Government Inspector

By the Governor Colonial Secretary

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jad every Part oft lie Building I Visited from Visits of

Partial InspectionBvBy Of SurpriseBy Of SurpriseOf Surprise jBy AppointmentAppointmentOf Surprise AppointmentAppointment

r•Complete Inspections ..

f Partial Inspections

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How many religious services were held in under the notice of the Governor187 ? ts of the following kinds have comeState how many KepoiWhat was the average attendance ?

In what building, and how many could it contain ■

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cl Statistical (showing, amongst the Money and Store(R) Financial an

Ver things, on what system J founts are kept and audited).

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Give the dnih average number of Patients who rwere employed in 1S7 .

Specifying the character of the Employment

Household Work

chargedPersonsof the Asyhu*1-

person or^•) Reports by the; the immedjate Management

, Reports by anof the Governing Body

Distinguishing the Sexn :-Agriculture and Garden] I Trade inde-Official Inspector,

of the Asyl'Male !

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